MER-lower,
please
Merlot sings to me. But the next morning, I will harm anyone attempting to sing to me. I am allergic to the tannins after years of enjoying the taste of an earthy glass at art openings. Now, just one glass makes me feel like I’ve been hit by a bus. I still have a glass occasionally and deal with the consequences. This next Call wants to see how you deal with the consequences. Fabulous…
Check out this Call for Entries from the Arc Gallery (San Francisco, CA) for Consequences. This is a great space, AND I LOVE this theme. For those of us that live life with little thought of the consequences, this is pure fantasy. Take a look…
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Consequences: aftermath, effect, conclusion, outcome, payback, repercussion, result, fallout, reaction, spin-off, inference, distinction, importance, or significant. Robert Louis Stevenson wrote, “Everyone, sooner or later, sits down to a banquet of consequences.” Arc Gallery is looking for contemporary works that will fill its space with a smorgasbord of perspectives on this theme. Dark, humorous, quirky or twisted, interpret the theme as you like.
ELIGIBILITY: Artists residing in the continental US
MEDIA: Sculpture, painting, drawing, photo, printmaking, ceramics, assemblage, collage, mixed media, fiber art, and artist book.
DEADLINE:
February 24, 2012
NOTIFICATION:
April 1, 2012
ENTRY FEE: $35 for up to 3 uploaded images per entry. A maximum of 2 entries per person is allowed.
JUROR: Donna Seager was born in New Orleans and received her education in English and Art History at the University of Texas in Austin. She is in her 33nd year in the art business, having started in New Orleans in 1978. She went on to direct Marlborough Gallery on Newbury Street in Boston and moved to the Bay Area in 1989. She worked with Robert Green of Robert Green Fine Arts for ten years. Throughout her career, she has written articles about artists and exhibitions for various publications and juried many shows in Northern California.
In November of 2005, she opened her own gallery in San Rafael, winning Best of Marin in 2008, 2009 and 2010. She believes strongly in the role of art in refining the sensibilities of the community and that involvement in the arts enhances the quality of life for all.
AWARDS: A Juror’s Award ribbon and certificate will be awarded to three works that express the most imaginative interpretation of the “Consequences” theme. *Editor’s Question: Am I the only one tickled pink by getting an award ribbon? hehehe.
SALES: 60% will go to the artists, 40% will go to Arc.
sautee or FRY?
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